People Are Sharing Examples Of Unsafe And Impractical Architecture (20 Pics)

I’m not an architect, but I think it’s possible to be so bad at it that even I know when someone wasn’t thinking when they designed something.

Although some architecture is super practical and thoughtful, there are many instances of unsafe architecture for adults. There are so many that there’s an entire subreddit dedicated to it.

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Here are some of the most unsafe architectural designs people saw:

1. “All These Houses Are Connected By A Pool”

2. “Bruh”

3. “Just Don’t Swing It Side To Side Too Much”

4. “Mural On The Back Of Acme Incorporated”

5. “This Staircase”

6. “What Was Their First Idea, Stairs Made Made From Piles Of Rusty Nails?”

7. “Almost Pulled A Michael Scott While Delivering Groceries Today”

8. “You Don’t Need To Be Drunk Anymore”

9. “Stairs”

10. “Construction Of The Hindenburg- Yes, Those Are Ladders”

11. “This 1930s Design Let You Hang Your Baby Over The Side Of A Building In A Cage”

12. “Skyslide At OUE Skyspace In Los Angeles, CA | An Outdoor Glass Slide That’s Attached To The Exterior Of The U.S. Bank Tower. The Skyslide Is 45 Feet Long, About Four Feet Wide And Made Entirely With 1.25-Inch Glass. Visitors Glide From The 70th To The 69th Floor. Now Permanently Closed”

13. “Train To Machu Picchu With A Balcony”

14. “Internal Staircase For People Who Like Every Trip To Be An Adventure, And No Longer Have Children”

15. “These Urinals Where You Can Look Out To The Street. Windows Aren’t Tinted At All So You Can Also See In. Even Has A Sink On Top Of Each One”

16. “These Obstacles Are Almost Invisible On The Bike Lane”

17. “What Kind Of Stairs Is That Even????”

18. “I Always Wanted A Treehouse”

19. “Emergency Exit Looks Like Emergency By Itself”

20. “A Footbridge With Knee-High Sides”

h/t: r/ArchitectureForAdults